Mueller Report

A better way to comprehend! Use this note taking format while studying or independently assigning Holes by Louis Sachar. Major literary pieces are covered, with the ability to differentiate by amount required or depth of responses. Key is included. Enjoy!

Keep kids accountable with silent sustained reading! This form makes independent reading a breeze, while ensuring it is a positive learning experience for kids.

Home of the Brave (Applegate) Part 1 Quiz - story comprehension and basic figurative language. 10 questions

This comprehension puzzle is a PDF document to print and cut apart. Great for use after reading the novel by Applegate, or for test review, informal assessment, etc. Enjoy!

Use this lesson to help students understand the value of good time management, as well as assess their current performance. (Editable to fit your needs) Included:Fill in the blank notes (with key) Phone usage hacks Tracker for each hour of a sample day Reflection questions and survey Fonts (free, downloadable): Return to Sender, Pea Ellie Bellie

This lesson is geared toward learning personalized study strategies, and can also be used to support a lesson standard that requires memorization. A fill in the blank style keeps kids engaged while teaching. I use a collection of texture samples with this lesson, such as a carpet square, sandpaper sheet, etc. Personalize as needed :) Fonts (free downloads): KG Life is Messy, Magnolia Sky Mental image examples (optional) - Google! There are many; please pick an age or subject appropriate type.

This set of 3 graphic organizers will prepare students to create a well-thought out personal narrative. Included is a brainstorming web, thought generation sheet with special attention paid to imagery, and an organizational visual to ensure each piece follows a logical order. Specially made for student who struggle to get their thoughts on paper, this resource will allow for differentiation and special attention paid to struggling writers. Enjoy! *Font Used: Roddy through 1001 fonts at https://

This set of 3 graphic organizers will prepare students to create a well-thought out personal narrative. Included is a brainstorming web, thought generation sheet with special attention paid to imagery, and an organizational visual to ensure each piece follows a logical order. Specially made for student who struggle to get their thoughts on paper, this resource will allow for differentiation and special attention paid to struggling writers. Enjoy! *Font Used: Roddy through 1001 fonts at https://

A better way to comprehend! Use this note taking format while studying or independently assigning the novel. Two pages of note-taking activity, jam packed with content! Make assessment more fun, as well as more creative and engaging. Major literary pieces are covered, with the ability to differentiate by amount required or depth of responses. Key is included. Enjoy!

Chapters 1-8

Definitions, examples, and practice problems.

Motivate your kiddos to set and achieve their goals! This assignment identifies what a good goal looks like, why they matter, and how to formulate them. There is a key included for applicable parts. Downloaded fonts: Magnolia Sky and KG Life is Messy

Template for printing - typically on colored and/or cardstock. Kids can use it as a bookmark to reference while reading!

September through November...an Autumn quiz! (chapters 1-3)

Chapters 1-3

With this worksheet students will warm up with types of nouns and then categorize common versus proper. The document is editable through Microsoft Word. Enjoy! *font used: https://www.1001fonts.com/search.html?search=roddy&x=0&y=0

Grammar worksheet for the 3 types of there + a review section for your vs. you're. Make grammar fun!

Make grammar FUN!

Use this simple rubric to guide students toward a professional written piece! This rubric is designed for students to use as they revise their work to meet teacher expectations. The document is editable, so you can tweak the resource as needed. Enjoy!

Examples, definitions and practice problems for the your/you're distinction.